Star Fox 64

A cult classic game on the N64. I loved the graphics and the music. It really defined the Star Fox series for everyone. The dialogue is unforgettable from Slippy's complaining, Falco's constant cocky-ness, to Peppy's guidance, not to mention-- "Can't let you do that, Star Fox!". This game has fast-action in every corner, and it's fabulous! Nintendo, you've done it again like always.

A lot of people had doubts about "Star Fox 64" because it was about animals in spaceships flying around blowing up other animals in space ships. The animation was dreadful and made it look like some child's game.

However, it turned out to be one of the most successful Nintendo 64 videogames. It was also the first to make use of the "Rumble Pak," which was a vibrating box you attack to the back of the controller and enabled you to "feel" the action on-screen. In fact the tagline for "Star Fox" was "Now you can feel the action." You play as Star Fox, the legendary leader of a flying squadron comprised of an old wise rabbit, a frog and others. You are attempting to destroy the baddie who killed you father and is attempting to rule the galaxy.

I remember playing this game for hours when I was younger and part of the brilliance of it all is the cinematics and limitless possibilities - each level can be beaten in a different way, and you can therefore travel to different planets out of order. The final level also has two options and one of them involves being visited by the ghost of your father, who helps you escape alive.

"Star Fox 64" is an awesome game and one of the best ever made. If you have an N64 chances are you already know how great this game is - if not, look it up on Ebay or something and get yourself a copy pronto! And don't forget the Rumble Pak!

Star Fox 64 is one of the many classics that we were rewarded with the Nintendo 64.

Sure we had The legend of Zelda and Super Mario which are very cool series Star Fox 64 just stands out as a great flying shooter.

What's better then being in a R-Wing and going through levels blasting enemies.

The story has Team Star Fox lead by Fox McCloud with his team mates Peppy Hare, Slippy Toad, and Falco as they must defend Corneria from Andross.

Star Fox 64 just has everything any video game fans would want in the game and then some.

The Graphics are just amazing with attention to detail to the ships and fire power plus levels are just like looking a work of art and they are such beautiful.

The controls are easy to learn and make it feel like you are ready to go to battle.

The music is very well done as it helps tells the story of the game. The voice acting is pretty interesting as well as they do have some creative voice effects for the characters.

The cut scenes are a key point to the game you have to watch them no matter what.

Game play will have you playing for hours

If you want a real classic with super graphics and tight game play and you love the Nintendo 64 then you must get Star Fox 64 other wise your collection is nothing.

I give Star Fox 64 an 10 out of 10

I loved this game. The plot enthralled me, the characters were so believable, the graphics and sound were out of this world, the control was silky smooth. I truly loved this game. This was the game I dreamed about in my sleep, I had imaginary conversations with the characters, that's how great this game is, please play it.

I'll never believe that me, a 19 year old in 2023, actually got the chance to play this game.

I loved every minute of playing this, it was daring, it was fun. Yes, it did have its challenging moments, which, for me, didn't really take me out of the fun that much.

But, in all honesty, the characters lines and the music are the icing on the cake, I sometimes really regretted not having Falco on missions because I really liked listening to what he had to say on the sticky situations the team gets themselves into, but then again, that's what happens when your aiming sucks.

Sure it has the usual 90s games' difficulty, but with all of the advantages I described earlier, I don't think it'll be that big of an issue, and even with that, I personally didn't hate having the music get stuck in my head because of how many times I had to retry.

If you ever have the opportunity to play this gem of a game, take it, and if the opportunity includes playing it on the N64, then it's a jackpot!